Sentence examples for will continue to suggest from inspiring English sources

"It is my belief that the United States government will continue to suggest that a strong dollar is in the country's best interest," Mr. Puth said.

The talking heads on TV have posited -- and will continue to suggest -- unfounded answers to the question of why, which will only distract us from the real issue: gun control, or lack thereof.

After a highly impressive test with the Force India team at the recent Young Driver Test at Silverstone, rumours continue to suggest he will drive one of their cars alongside Paul di Resta in Friday practice at Monza.

The polls may continue to suggest there'll be no clear winner in three weeks time but coalition is far from inevitable.

But they continue to suggest that this will be largely pain-free.

But the Mets continue to suggest that they will trade Hundley to an American League team.

The Airports Commission predicts demands on the London airports will continue to grow but suggests that once airports reach capacity, as Heathrow has and Gatwick almost has, people choose not to fly rather than use alternative airports.

Lowry said it is impossible to tell whether Soviet poster prices will continue to rise, but history suggests the best and rarest works by important artists will.

Unless this happens, the number will continue to rise and current projections suggest it will reach 4 million by 2015, the equivalent of adding the population of Coventry to the current total.

On the data analysis side, the size and taxonomic diversity of EST libraries will continue to grow, and our results suggest that these will be useful sources of data in the future for inferences about phylogeny.

Global estimates suggest an incidence of 14 43 per 100,000 [ 15], resulting in approximately 5 million sufferers worldwide [ 16], a burden which, it is suggested, will continue to increase [ 17].